[Origami Dragon King of the East China Sea] Xiaoyun Paper Art Journey to the West Series

[Origami Dragon King of the East China Sea] Xiaoyun Paper Art Journey to the West Series

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Teacher Xiaoyun’s Journey to the West origami series from the 1980s

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Ao Guang, Dragon King of the East China Sea. In China, the east is the esteemed place, and according to the Book of Changes, the east is Yang. Therefore, it is natural that the Dragon King of the East China Sea ranks first. The dragon is one of the four spirits in ancient Chinese mythology. The Four Seas refers to the four seas in the east, south, west and north, but the name of the Dragon King of the Four Seas has different meanings. "The List of Gods": The Dragon King of the East Sea is named Ao Guang, the Dragon King of the South Sea is named Ao Ming, the Dragon King of the West Sea is named Ao Shun, and the Dragon King of the North Sea is named Ao Ji. "Taiwan County Chronicles" in the 17th year of Qianlongs reign: "In the second year of Yongzhengs reign, he was granted the title of Dragon King of the Four Seas. He was named Xianren in the east, Zhaoming in the south, Zhengheng in the west, and Chongli in the north." 》: East China Sea, Cangning De Wang Ao Guang. In the West Sea, Ao Run, the Hongshengji King of Chi'an. In the South China Sea, Wang Aoqin is clear and moist. Beihai, Huanxunze Wang Aoshun. Generally speaking, the name of the Dragon King of the Four Seas has different opinions in Buddhism and Taoism. In Buddhism, Ao Guang in the East Sea, Ao Run in the West Sea, Ao Qin in the South Sea, and Ao Shun in the North Sea are called the Dragon Kings of the Four Seas. In Taoism, the Dragon King of the East Sea is named Ao Guang, the Dragon King of the South Sea is named Ao Ming, the Dragon King of the West Sea is named Ao Shun, and the Dragon King of the North Sea is named Ao Ji, also known as the Dragon King of the Four Seas.